Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-06-02

charge, II sent tO!lS from any part ol tno county
Work on the new school house is pro.
crossing rapidly.
The Downington Advertiser has gone
up the golden ilue.
Read the new adv. of the Lexington
WoOlen Mills, in this issue.
The Studebaker Wagon and Carriage
| Works are the largest i'll the world.
\ new agent has been taking w. W.
Grinnell's place i'll the station here.
so. Welch Il Sons new roller pro-
cess Touring mill has been started up.
A number from here attended Fore
paughs circus at Port Huron yesterday.
Rev. :. Riley occupied the pulpit i'll
the NJ. p. church last Sunday morning.
We have had three days rain this
week, Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
Farmers don't sell your wool until
you come here and get the highest bid
OH it.
|. r.. WadswOrth, superintendent of
the T. ii. y. W. R'y, was i'll the village
last week.
II. Elliot and wife. of Grant, visited
their daughter, Mrs. Phil McDougall,
over Sunday.
\ new bridge is being built across
the gully OH the street leading to the
school house.
Many men are said to make fools of
themselves when nature is really the
responsible party.
Miss Boyd has returned to this place
after an extended visit with friends and
relatives in Canada.
The woodwork of all gears of the
Studebaker wagon is thoroughly satu-
rated with boiling oil.
Mrs. David r. Brown, of Deckerville.
visited with James Brown and family
III the village this week.
The wheels of the Studebaker wagon,
made of the best seasoned Indiana tim
ber, are perfection itself.
Mrs. w. II. Mitchell, of Port Huron,
is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. Ferguson this week.
Casson Stonehouse and family are
visiting relatives and friends in Ever
green township at present.
Why do some old maids resemble let
ters? Because mails (males) won't
take them without stamps.
We have the best wool market at this
point in the state. Farmers will do
well by bringing their wool here.
The patent truss axle of the Stude-
baker wagon makes it well worth five
dollars more than any other wagon.
Born to the wife of John +. Uuphrey
on Wednesday, Mas 20, 1897, an eight
pound girl. John now sings lullaby.
The entertainment at the NJ. II.
church last Wednesday evening was a
decided success financially and socially.
TIagerman & Killam, of Almont. are
located here and prepared to buy all
the wool the farmers may bring to
them.
Taxpayers seemed to be satisfied
with the way Jas Wallace made his as
sessment as there were no changes
made in the roll.
Twelve hundred men are constantly
employed at South Bend. Ind, in man
ufacturing the celebrated Studebaker
wagons and carriages.
"What is heavens best gift to man 2"
she asked smiling on him. 'Dr. Bulls
Cough Syrup" he replied with prudence.
He had just been cured by it of q bad
cold.
Wherever you 60. even to the furthest
verge of creation, there you will find the
Stndebakcr wagon. This fact affords
its own moral:-The wagon universally
recognized as the best is the wagon t.
buy.
The first snake story of the season.
While Nicholas Owens was going after
his cows about two weeks ago he run
across a large rattlesnale which he kill
ed and on measuring it found it to be
3 feet long and inches round. 1t had
9 pair of rattles making its age about IL
years.
If the citizens of Brockway Centre
intend celebrating the Fourth of July
this year it is about time something
was done about it., Some one start the
ball rolling and not leave the matter
until the last week. Let us have an
old-fashioned celebration.
Although meeting with q great loss
at the recent fire, u. +. Hickey is ut the
front again with a full line of Cham
pion harvesting machines. Tiger rakes
and mowers. Currier and Miller plows
and in fact any tool ormachine farm
er may need in working his farm. BE
sure you call and see him before buy
ing.
The question whether Cronk beer is
Intoxicating has at last been unmistalxa-
| bly, decided in one of the hamlets Of
Muskoka. Two of the denizens of that
region. after imbibing freely of the mild
beverage. were so overpowered in the
darkness of night with loyalty to the
jubilee year fiat they decided to plant a
tree as mark of their affection for
their sovereign. The tree was planted,
but next morning the citizens were
amazed ut seeing stately maple with
| H., hrnnnhne i'm ihp rrnnnd and the roots